Can AM 85 RV Park

Campground in Deadwood, SD • 15 RV Sites

Three miles from the legendary gaming and historic entertainment district of Deadwood, South Dakota, and ten miles from Sturgis at the heart of the Black Hills' most celebrated motorsport and outdoor recreation corridor, Can AM 85 RV Park provides 15 spacious sites designed for larger rigs in an intimate campground that combines the convenience of a Black Hills base camp with the personal service a smaller-scale operation can provide. Three guest rooms in the main building extend accommodation options for travelers who want a roofed alternative to the RV pad, and the park's full hookups, Wi-Fi, and pet-friendly policy serve the summer visitor population that makes the Black Hills the most-visited outdoor destination in the Great Plains from May through October. Fifteen spacious RV sites with full hookup electric, water, and sewer connections provide the infrastructure for Black Hills exploration from a convenient Deadwood-area base, and the park's focus on larger rigs means that the site geometry accommodates the motorhome-and-tow-car combinations that characterize summer Black Hills travel. Pet-friendly accommodations suit the traveling-with-dogs culture that defines much of the campground's guest demographic, and the Wi-Fi connection supports both the recreational guest researching the day's itinerary and the remote worker who has arranged a Black Hills summer stay. The park is closed from November 1 through early March, reflecting the Black Hills' winter quiet season. Deadwood's Historic District, three miles from the campground, preserves the legendary gambling, storytelling, and outlaw history of one of the West's most mythologized gold rush towns—a Main Street of restored Victorian saloons, gaming parlors, and the Mount Moriah Cemetery where Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane are buried in the most-visited cemetery in South Dakota. The Adams Museum in downtown Deadwood interprets the 1874 Custer Expedition's discovery of gold, the rush of 10,000 miners into the Black Hills in 1876, and the town's evolution from lawless mining camp to the historic gaming destination that 1989 gambling legalization restored to national attention. Mount Rushmore National Memorial, about 35 miles south, provides the Black Hills' most iconic destination in Gutzon Borglum's 60-foot presidential portraits in the Harney Range granite—a sculpture drawing 2.5 million visitors annually and anchoring a full day's itinerary that typically includes Crazy Horse Memorial, Custer State Park's wildlife drives through the country's largest publicly owned bison herd, and the Needles Highway's spectacular granite spire corridor. The 1880 Train in Hill City provides a 20-mile steam and diesel excursion through the Harney Range terrain, and ATV trails in the surrounding Lawrence County terrain give off-highway vehicle riders direct access to the Black Hills backcountry terrain that the campground's proximity to the national forest trailheads serves particularly well. The Black Hills' summer season runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day at peak activity, with the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in early August representing the period of maximum regional visitor concentration—a week when the campground's Deadwood-area address makes it particularly valuable and reservations become essential months in advance. Spring and fall shoulder seasons offer the Black Hills' outdoor recreation menu with dramatically reduced crowds and more competitive campground rates, and the region's fall elk and deer seasons bring the hunting community to the hills from September through November. Reserve early for summer dates and August Rally week, when the Black Hills' limited campground inventory fills completely.

Campground rules and policies

Check-In Procedure
- Check-In: 12 pm (noon) - 6 pm.
- Check-Out: 11 am.
- Upon check-in, please proceed directly to your site.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Dumpsters
- Dumpsters are available.Pets
- Pets need to be kept on a leash at all times.Disclaimer
- Policies and terms are set and enforced directly by Can AM 85 RV Park and are subject to change as their policies are adjusted. Please contact Can AM 85 RV Park for more details.